Kamenskoye

Kamenskoye is a rural locality in Russia, specifically a village located in the Kuybyshevsky District of the Ulyanovsk Oblast. It is situated on the right bank of the Kazanka River, approximately 63 kilometers north of the city of Ul'yanovsk, the administrative center of the Ulyanovsk Oblast.

Kamenskoye has a long history dating back to the 17th century. The village was founded as a Cossack settlement, likely in the 1670s. Initially, it was a small group of farms and households. Over time, the population grew, and the village became a significant agricultural and trade center. Today, Kamenskoye remains a significant rural area in the Kuybyshevsky District.

The economy of Kamenskoye primarily focuses on agriculture, with the main crops being wheat, rye, oats, and sunflowers. The village also has a number of small-scale industrial enterprises, including food processing and manufacturing facilities. Residents of Kamenskoye mainly engage in farming, fishing, and animal breeding.

The village infrastructure includes a central square, a marketplace, shops, a hospital, a school, and a number of cultural and entertainment facilities. Residents also have access to basic amenities, such as electricity, water supply, and sewage systems.

Kamenskoye is located near the federal highway connecting Ul'yanovsk and Saransk. Public transportation connects the village to nearby cities, providing residents with opportunities for traveling and buying essential goods.

Kamenskoye has a population of approximately 250 people, who practice Orthodox Christianity. The village celebrates a number of traditional Russian holidays, including Epiphany and Easter.